Albert L. Hammond was a professor of philosophy at Johns Hopkins University and a devotee of horse racing. He joined the Department of Philosophy in 1914. He also authored articles in the Philosophical Review and the Journal of Philosophy.

• Preface Chapter 1. Proprieties and Vagaries Chapter 2. Thinking Ways Chapter 3. Symbols Chapter 4 Good Use and the Use of "Good" Chapter 5. Proprieties and the Motion of the Earth Chapter 6. Sua Si Bona Norint Chapter 7. Bridge Chapter 8. A Defense of Horse Racing Chapter 9 Idols of the Twilight Index

Albert L. Hammond was a professor of philosophy at Johns Hopkins University and a devotee of horse racing. He joined the Department of Philosophy in 1914. He also authored articles in the Philosophical Review and the Journal of Philosophy.

• Preface Chapter 1. Proprieties and Vagaries Chapter 2. Thinking Ways Chapter 3. Symbols Chapter 4 Good Use and the Use of "Good" Chapter 5. Proprieties and the Motion of the Earth Chapter 6. Sua Si Bona Norint Chapter 7. Bridge Chapter 8. A Defense of Horse Racing Chapter 9 Idols of the Twilight Index

Albert L. Hammond was a professor of philosophy at Johns Hopkins University and a devotee of horse racing. He joined the Department of Philosophy in 1914. He also authored articles in the Philosophical Review and the Journal of Philosophy.

• Preface Chapter 1. Proprieties and Vagaries Chapter 2. Thinking Ways Chapter 3. Symbols Chapter 4 Good Use and the Use of "Good" Chapter 5. Proprieties and the Motion of the Earth Chapter 6. Sua Si Bona Norint Chapter 7. Bridge Chapter 8. A Defense of Horse Racing Chapter 9 Idols of the Twilight Index